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UNIT 7 (revision)• Vocabulary – types of people

o Nouns: a flirt, a joker, a liar, a bully, a bore, a loner, a geek, a romantic, an eccentric…o Verbs: to flirt, to joke, to lie, to bully, to bore…

o Adjectives:

Appearance: good-looking/handsome/beautiful, tall/short, sophisticated…

Personality: brilliant, jealous, eccentric, extravert/shy, sporty, two-faced/honest…

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Grammar–

LIKEI LOVE  / LIKE  / DON’T MIND / PREFER / HATE + V + ing To express which activities we like / don’t like doing.

• Grammar – WOULD LIKEI ‘D / WOULD + LOVE  / LIKE  / PREFER / HATE + to + V To express in a polite way something we wish / want.

• Grammar – using TOO / SO / SUCHTOO + ADJ gives emphasis with a negative meaning (she’s too eccentric for me)SO + ADJ gives emphasis to adjectives (that story is so beautiful! )SUCH A/AN + N gives emphasis to singular nouns (don’t be such a bighead! )SUCH + N gives emphasis to plural nouns (they’re such liars! )

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UNIT 7 (revision)• Vocabulary – verbs: reationships

to introduce SB to SB, to hang out with SB, to split up, to get on well with SB,to finish with SB, to ask SB out, to fall in love with SB, to cheat on SB...

• CONDITIONAL SENTENCES:IF Condition, Result  or Result IF Condition

o Zero Conditional:

If + PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT SIMPLEIf  you put water at 0º C, it freezes.

o First Conditional:If + PRESENT SIMPLE, FUTURE SIMPLE (S+ will + V)If I see you again, I will / won’t  give you this.

o Second Conditional:If + PAST SIMPLE*, CONDITIONAL SIMPLE (S+ would + V)If she didn’t have a boyfriend, I would go out with her.

*If + TO BE: usually IF + S + WERE (WAS accepted colloquially / orally)If I were you, I wouldn’t do that.

UNLESS = “IF NOT” (negative condition; “a menos que…”)

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UNIT 7 (revision)

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Commenting on opinionsI’d never do that. I’d prefer to…I wouldn’t like to ______ because…I’d do the same thing.That’s true. / That’s interesting.

• Writing – explaining a problemRevision of connectors:  AND / BUT / OR / SO / BECAUSE